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! claimed to be a Pittsburgh "cop.p

Among the cases in Police Court yester.
day morning was that Of a man who gave
his name Ms ivy. Neizger and Pittsburgh
as his home. The charge sgslagt him was
drunkenness and the arrest Was made Ly
Officer Watson OF IN early hour In the
morning. The man had on police badge
aud clailHsd to belong to the Pittsburgh
police force. He vas vol! dressed and
well fixed financially having about sss in
his clothes. There is suspicion that be
Ia one who has pr9Gqred . badge in aome
manner and: uses it ct night 70 assist him
in "holding up" drunken jewellers in
other words pretends to DO a policeman
and while pretending TO arrest his victim
CUES through his pockets. He was fined
= and cash which he paid, and was al
loved to 60.
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ASove1 Tlen,

Tom T. Thoner, the Democratic candi-
date for the Office Of City Clerk, that is now
30 ably and efficiently filled by Frank W.
Boweru, the Republican candidate for the
place, short time sincs had cut OF his
"phiz'' made ant. some ards printed bsar.
ing the handsome impression. Yesterday
a new election advertisement made its ap-
pearancs in the ehape OF packs Of playing
CARDS, on the backs Of which 10 Thoner's
picture and his announcement. Thay
proved quite an Attractive novelty Iand
we've freely circulated. Thoner is making
a lively fight for the place, but the emil
nently satisfactory manner in which Bow
era has filled the office insures his re-elec.
ton beyond q doubt,
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WANTED.

ADVANTAGEOUS, NURSE GIRLS
w Girls for general homework, Man 10 20 n
the country 10 work on farm, at WoAASS TX,
CHANGE, No. 1901 Main street. iau
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Cards have been received in this city
announcing tho marriage OF Miss Belle,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. Frank jenkins, q
prominent citizen OF Psrkeraburg, and a
very estimable young lady, who is also
well known in this city, to Mr. George
Bastable, Of Clarksburg, who is COD.
nected with the Ne,rs, Of that town, and
whose acquaintance throughout the
State 10 quite large. The event will
take place in the Southern Metho.
dist Church of Parkersburg on the
evening OF the 18th and will be followed
by q reception ut tho residence Of the
BRIDES parents. It is understood that
they will spend the remainder Of the win
ter in California. The numerous admirers
Of Mis-. Jenkins'not only at her home, but
elsewhere will wish for her happy and
Joyous future. ds& IN
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TIE ORDER OF THE COURT
In the Matter of the Police and FIJI
------ 80 nnneI - p - !. ~

In tho Matter OF the fouce anu Fire
-'15 r1fj board. .slt' B ,s, .l
+ Jndse Jacob following up bis decision
In the matter Of J. D. Shepherd and others,
petitioners for the superseding, revoking
and aunulllng Of the recently passed ordi.
nance OF the city creating Board Of Pc.
lice and Fire Commissioners, which decis.
ion was published In full In yesterdays
issue, presented yesterday tho order In the
case. Following Is an extract from II:
4 And the Court proceeding TO pass upon
the merits OF the controversy between the
parties, and being Of opinion that the
Council OF the city Of Wheeling was not
authorized to create such a Board as Ia
contemplated and provided for In said or.
dinance, for the control aud supervision OF
the police CT said city; and that, conse.
quently, certain portions OF said ordinance
were made contrary IN law, that Ia to say |:
section 4, organizing Police Department,
section ., requiring tho City Sergeant to
nominate his doputios TO tho Board
created by the frat section and
tho Board TO report such nominations
to the Council: 80 much OF section 7 as
provides for rules and regulationB for the
government Of the police force, and for a
suspension OF members OF the force by
such Board; 90 much OF section as con.
templates complaints against members Of
tho police force, and an investigation
thereof by the Board; so much OF section
10 40 attempts to confer Jurisdiction on
Baid Board to remove and auspond, and
recommend for removal aud suspension
the members OF the police force; 80 much
OF section IL as requires the police force
to bo under the control, and to obey the
orders Of said Board; 80 much OF section
II as prescribes Gs qualification on the
part Of deputy the ability TO read and
write the English language, and SO much
OF hection IS rs attempts to COME,
power on the said Board to pass pom the
accounts OF the sergeant, and to report re.
gnrding the sams;--it IL considered this,
the provisions OF the maid ordinance above
mentioned (but no othsrs) bs aud the
same arc superseded, revoked aud an
nnlled. And 1t Is further considered thai
tho petitioners recover Of the city o
Wheeling, one oil the respondents, thei
costs by them herein expended.
! Messrs. Caldwell, Russell md O'Keeife
who have 80 ably argued the city's side o
the case, asked for suspension OF tn,
order, In order to BIO enabled 10 present Il
tue Supreme court petition for writ o
error and suporsedeRs 10 the judgment
and the order Was ordered suspended 10
sixty dsys, oa bond for 500 being given.
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llellnlra.

The upper wha,iboat was Gu. loose from
the leo yesterday. gFls 81
George Bruce, Of Georgetown, was buried
yesterday at Glencoa.
There was not a meeting of Council
Thursday evening as had been deter.
mined Oh, and sovernl claims remain I'M.
paid, and tho claimants are kicking.
Tho private car Of James McCrea, gen.
eral manager Of all the Pennsylvania Com
pany's lines, was here yesterday with o
number Of officials OF the road; and two
private cara With number OF officials OF
the Baltimore & Ohio road, both east and
west, were here yesterday. The officials
Of The two roads met at the Office Of the
Bellairs Nail Works. SO
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a PITTSBURGH POLICEMAN
Finds Ills Daughter in Bagnio In This
] ...-. CITY -f'g

:
I gU City, rg.s
! Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Bob
Junkins who was on duty at police head.
quarters, received word that his services
were required at the resc.t kept on Eoff
street, nelow Eighteenth, by Abbie Jack.
son (aoloredj. On asrivinE there he
found thus hs Was wanted by 9 veil
known colorsd man Of Pittsburgh, named
Vardy, member Of the police force Of
thSt city, acting in the capacity Of turn
key at fhe geIt,sl Station, who was en-
deayoring 70 get hiG daughter, bright
looking girl abou: sixteen years old, away
from JaGkson's place. She ran away from
her home on the 9Th, inst, and made her
way here. She protested asainst going
with her father and was encouraged in
this by the other inmates until Junkins
put in an appearance. She preferred 60
Ing WITH her father to being locked up,
and they LETT for Pittsburgh on an even.
ing train. ...ii..3.g
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Mrs. N. s. Smith was buried yesterday
from the residence Of her husband, No.
l22 Fifteenth street. The services were
conducted by Rev. D. A. Cunningham, Of
the First Presbyterian church, and the
choir Of that church, OF which she was a
consistent member, rendered the music.
The pall.boarers were: G. L. Cranmer,
George i. Taylor, b. F. Caldwell, ]. NJ.
Ewing. ". B. Simpson, s. J. Boyd.
Mrs. Smith was the sister OF tho late
Samuel LsughIin, and was the last living
representative Of that line. Her husband,
who is III feeble health, survived her.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bi,,ers are emphaticany d
genial restorative; The changes which this great
botanic remedy produces In the dIsordered organ.
iIation are always asreeably, though surely pro.
sressivc, never abrupt and violent. On this &C.
count 1t Is admirably adapted to per,ons Of deli.
cate constitution and weak nerves, to whom the
powerful mineral drugs arc positively injurious.
That Il initiates those processes which result In the
re-csabllshment Of hcalthiul vigor Is consplcu.
ouily shown In cases where It Is taken to overcome
that fruitful cause Of debility indigestion, coupled,
As II usually Ia. with biliousness and constipation
Thorough digestion, regular evacuation and
abundant secretion, Gse results which promptly
and invariably attend Its systematic Use II Is,
besides, the bout protective against malaria, and
lrsrSate dIuretIC, 49,. lj5tf fSi1, = -
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! Now Advertisements.

Why Remain Idle?
For Rcnt-IIouses OH the Islsnd-J. NJ. Brown.
Stockholders Mcctlis-l.enwood Iron Works.
For Sale -Dcsirnble Ms!dcnce-am. D. Mccoy.
Decorated English puuer and Tea Ware. -
For Salc-Honscs and Building Lots: G o. Smith
For Rca.-Dwtlling Houses and store.roOms-G.
o. Smith, Agent.
For CatarrE-Thite LILLY Catsrrh Cure.
Wunted-An Industrious MAu-Fourth ! age.
wan,cd-woman Of GOOD Addtess-Fourth page
List Of Letters
For Sale The Furniture and Entire Outfit OF the
New HcLura House.
Religious No,!cey-Fourh pa,c
For sale and For kenl-Real Estate-James A..
Henry, Agent-F0urth page. 1885, .I' Sc
Undertaking in all lis Bsanches-G. Mcndel i
Co-Fourtn page. scs--r. .ss ~ ~
G. Q. smith-BroLcr aud Real Estate Agent.
McMechcu's Old stAnd-Eig bargain III Soap
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I Las. Nigh. Mt tho Opera House.

That famous laughable rage Skipped
by the Light Of the Moon" which was
given at The Opera House last evening.
attracted good audience. Tho ia,cicsl
invention brimiul as 1t is OF sonsa, special
ties and bright catchy music. made the
audience laugh continually and thereby
pleased. 1t is m extrsvsgant comedy
iull Of action, novel situations and en-
tangled complications, and ia fiirly well
handled by q number Of versatile ladies
and gentlsnen who have drawn upon all
sources, like the authors, 10 make the
piece 20. 1t will be repeated at q matinee
this afternoon and sgsin this evening.
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LOCAL BnEvIrIEs.
srs,,ers of Minor Moment In aud Abo,


.7U tho City.
NArrsKEs at all Of the theatres this
afternoon.
OsE deed Of trust wau admitted 10 record
by Recorder Hook yesterday. 5
"sElprIp by the Light Of the Moon" at
the Opera HouEe this afternoon aud even.
ing. 51t
A srEclAL meeting OF the Board Of
County Commissioner hss been called
for next Wednesday.
the annual masquerade carnival for the
children will DO given by the Arion So.
ciety next Friday night.
TIE hall given by the Iron Moldcrs'
Union at A,ion Hall last night, was fine
success. Everything was orderly and
pleaSant. Tho cook stove was drawn by
No. 20.
Rev. W. II. HARRISON, Of Philadelphia.
will occupy tho pulpit OF St. Matthew'S
church tomorrow morning aud ST. LukeB'
In the evening. There will ba no service
u. st. Matthews In the evening.
JAMES DYsoS, the we'll known head Of
the repair force Of the city gas works,
while repairing badly leading main on
Fourteenth street yenserday afternoon Was
30 overcome by tho gea that for an hour
afterwards no WAS unable to get about.
TnE only conveyance Of real estate ad-
mitted to record by Recorder Hook yes.
teriay was deed mado August IS. 1884,
by Robert Rohrl to Francis, wife Of kasper
Rot RI, all Of Wheeling, OF ,ha west twenty
feet Of lot 100, situated on the north eide
OF Eighteenth Ia the Fourth ward; con.
alteration s.. 500.
TIE Board Of Directors OF tho Elm
Grove road organized yesterday by re.
eleCtiug tho officials who have served &c
efficiently In the past, and whose uniform
courtesy has made u so pleasant for pat
rons Of the road. They are: President, J
D. DuBoiB; Superintendent, Chas. Hiisch
Secretary, L. ]. Rutter.
The funeral OF the lat, Mrs. sidno,
List, which took place yesterday morning
WIS very largely attended. Tho number
OF aged representatives OF well known
families that were preEent was quite 10
tIceRhe. The services were conducted BY
REV. George L. Hite, assisted by Rev. Dr.
". Ii. Cooke. The interment was pr
} yate. IA
WIru tho u,eam heating apparatus IL
uso in tho Public Bulldog the variou
rooms aud Offices are kept so warm ane
lc!o:ethst ct times theyars voIy uncomftrt
able. The officials ere considering how Il
remedy tho evil. One or two OF then
have had narrow escapes from a seyeri
illness by reason Of becoming oyerhoatet
in their offices and then being obliged Il
20 out doors.
The Grand held another largo and vel
, pleased audience lust evening. The bill
presented was "rhs Galley Slave" and i
wls handled by the Baldwin Thestr!
Company in its best style. "Tho Danites'
will be given this afternoon and evening
The prospect for large housea is good. Thu
company contains some very clover PEG
pie. The prices Of admission still remain
1T 10 and 20 centg.
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Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
AhrDnh.
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An industrious and earnest man 10 transact Our
business In hts district. Good sa'nry and perina.
nent employment, References exchanged, l..
De ANG Kills. Mgr Empire Mig House, II Warren
street N, Y, ~ E4z-.l
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nSsfiRsT PREsB fTERIAN ca URCH
Key, D. A. Cunningham, D. pastor, will
preach a. 1880 A. \. and at 1880 r. N. Evening
subject Responsibility for the Moral Condition q
others." Sunday School at 9 a. ". Mission School
nt2Sq T. ~, Eighteenth Street above Jscnh, 49,.
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INC CoMmlltee Oh ACCounta .pFessntsd
bills to the amount OF S9S 70 which vcsp
ordered paid. 1t further reported the
following balances to the several funds
for tho mouth Of December: General
fund, s3i2 %; Board OF Public Works con.
tinEent fund, Sl,2Sl 80; tea cent levy,
$500 This committee also reported the
annual statement OF Clerk Bowers az cor.
rect and it was ordered printed one time
in the four daily papers.
4 voluminous report from tho BOARD OF
Water Trustees was referred to the Com.
mittee on Accounts for examination.
There were several other papers on the
table bat 1t was nearly l o'clock and the
Branch adjourned. sc; iit
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FAIL and winter stock Just received.
A full line Of Sultings, Oyercoatings
nnt pantalo0nings. Also u full line OF
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitinss Specially. .-.E.gs
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LOU SWABACKER,

VIC have opened our new assortment Of
EmbrOiderics In narrow, medium md
ilOuncinss, and nll.0yer Web EmbrOider.
les, the newest and very choicest goods.
Also, II nice line OF White Goods. ---.si
t=Eas LOU SXABACkER.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches Oh the instellment plan
whereby you can secure watch ut once
GU easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB ". CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS,
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Ladies'

Come and see the wonderful bargains We
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
Styles, all sizes and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday slippers for gentlemen.
38t55 s. 1.V, BLOND,
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Gontlencn

N d ri sl 00ntlemon
viii And this splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We have now The
largest and finest stock Of fine Calf Cor
dovan, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
Porpoise Bhoe5 in the city. i1E
n 1879 49, .st',7 ". Brosn.
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havo suffered all my life with skin diseases Of
different kinds. aud have never found permanent
relief, until. by the advice Of lady friend u,ed
your valuable Cu.lcura Remedies. gave them
thorough trial .Ising six bottles OF the Cuticura
Resolvent, two boxes Of Cuilcurs and seven cakes
OF. Cutlcuta soap, and the result was Just what
mad EN- told It would bc-a COM eto cure. -
BELLE WADE. Richmond, Va.
Reference, CIV. Lattner, Druggist, Richmond, Va.
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SKIN and SCALP
Cleansed, Purified and Beautified
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For cleansing tho Skin and Scalp OF DIs6gurlng
Huuors, for alaying Itching, Bur"iug and Inilam.
nation, for ciilng tho first symptoms In Ec1ema,
Psoriasis. Milk EIust. Scaly Head, Scrvfula, and
other inherited Skin md flood Diseases, (utlcura,
the great sktn Cure, aud Cutlcura Soap, an exquI.
solvent, the new Blood Further, internally, are
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HE vas selecting presents for his girl
before Christmss.( He bought an amber
comb, box OF caramels, and a bottle OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and showed him.
self thereby a right sensible dude. Z
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- aaA So -'aaFFH n
Ho for tho CauItnli.

The Bar ssociation OF West Virginia
have arranged with the Ohio River Rail.
road company for an excursion from Wheel.
ing to Charleston. W. Va, Tuesday, Janu.
airy is, train to leave Pittsburgh, Wheeling
4 Kentucky depot at 7:l0 A. ", city time.
Fare the round trip, 50 is. For further
information call o! Office OF the company,
foot Of Eleventh street, r. -
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Closing Out issE..- * ~. II
Mems Buffalo lined Boots and Shoes at
s. 25. SroSE's CASH SHOE STORE, 3
,,5 sF 1Q4t Main street.
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SALT RHEUM CURED,

l WIS troubled with Salt Rheum 70, a number OF
yars 70 that the skin entirely came OF one OF my
hands from the finger tips to the wrist ! tried
until commenced taking CIlicura Remedies, and
now an entite;y cured. X. 7. PARKER,
49, $40 Northampton street, Boston.
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so CENT carpets marked down to Il
cents, to reduce stock before inventory 4
So. y STONE & THOMAS,
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The Standard Rotary; Shuttle is the
liehtest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; zee advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose & Co. ~. sfiiEV1llI9 O
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FoR. SALE SALE.
Valuable Real Estate
IN WtJrrr JNf Toy avn

q "
~ AL OF the Waters Addition TO tho city Of Wheel.
lng consisting OF twentyeght (2s) lots situate o.
south Penn, South Broadway and South loIr
street,, being what was formerly known IS Tom
Lot No. !, in square No. I, has a frontage Of w
hity.one feet on South Penn street. and has con u
aauostanllal two-tt0ry frame dwelling Of ts) eiSai
rooms with water oil premises.
Inc remaining lots are OF (il) forty-one !Cei
irontage, and are all desirable dwelling sites
Also, parts Of lots Nos. % and q In II. Zanet AZ:
aition 70 the city Of Wheeling, ironIog about w
Ieet on South Broadway, near Zane street, o.
which Is two story double frame ien.men, eaeh
part containing 10y hyc looms. Water In houses
r. nal value Of each part $40 per month.
Inc east hall OF lot No. 4 on the north tideoi
Lane street, In the addition laid out BY llenH
moore, trustee. One story cottage. a. roows
Water on premises Rental value $40 per month.
Tweniy.iour feet OF the cas- side Of lot No Ca
north Eide OF Zane street. In the addition laid o..
BY Henry Moore, trustee One story fn.lc colpss
sl2 per month. - - =.
Title 70 all this property Is unqueilouab!y COOL
WIZ DO offered at private sale until
~. z f5l.s , JANUARY Is, 1857.
II not sooner sold, will on that day, conmen55Gs
a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, be offered at PUBLIC AlV
TON at the north door OF the Court House
For prices and terms OF 6alc enquire OF
jgs}}, J. Il. C0WDEN, Attorney.nt'IAw, ol
.,-.1,'N W. II. HALLER, Auctlonecs,
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MIssEs' fine l5.Button High Shoes, ST as
up, at SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE,
7. l044 Main street.
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SEATING and dancing carnival at the
rink Saturday night. ss.asft q
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given:
with natural gils. u
No. l1j Sixteenth street, month, SIG &C.
No. &c Twenty.third street, rooms aud k!tchen,
IS 20 month. -'0,-.TI
No. e7ii Eoist rooms, si5.Os.
No. 10 Alley II, west OF McCulloch St, $1,000.
No. III fiIginlt st, 8 roons. $50.
No. 2iG7 Alley B. rooms, s. ".
no 1901 Woods street, rooms, 500. -
Possession ApIil l.t: g.
No 1S09 Jacob street, frs. floor, a month, 50 90.
No. l@O9 Jacob street, second floor, a month"; 50 co.
NO 2RSixteenth street s rooms aud attic, SI6 co.
. store room and dwtllpG., southeast corner OF
Seventeenth and Wo IDS streets: ~ ; : - = :.
No. 2lGS Main street, business house, 49,
NO. $40 Main street 6 rooms.
No l55 Eighteenth street, $40 OF O month.
NO 3Doa Chaphno st.. 8 rooms, Sl2,cO,
No. TAG Foil ST., rooms. $780,
No. lug fifteenth St, rooms. r w
Ne. lfA Markets.,
j, Building known as Capitol Dining Rooms MOI.
l2A and l26 Market street. -
f, JAMES A.. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector and Notary Public,
lalo 0l!iro No 1912 Market Street
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During This Month Only.
Reduction il pricss Of Boots ind Shoes
It 49, J. W. AMIcx's,
1l43 Main street.
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WE still have a iow remnsnts OF Brus-
sells and Powered Carpets left at very low
prices, STONE & THOMAS.
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y GIBsoN'sand DAuanERrY's Rye Whiakies
q speciality at Warner & Hearne's Senate
Saloon --..- INV q. ~ -----.-- ---------
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Cn'icura Remedies arc sold everywhere. Price:
Cutcnra cents; Resolvent 81. OO; soap, Is cent,
Psepsred by tie Potto. Dsug spi Chemical CO.,
cases." =. y - =.
EQU12 Ptmplcs. Skin Bcin!shes, and Buby
unuUoJ HumoS. cured by Culicura Soap.
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Second lot OF Scotch wool underwear
lust received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
hot 10 shrink. Z. HESS 4 SON.
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G1BsoN'sand DAuoHERrY's Rye Whiskies
speciality at Warner & Heaine's Senate
Saloon. .,3y5. !; r. 81 tIaS' T :,
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BIG BARGAINS in Blesched and Cream
Table Linens. STONE & THOMAS.
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: SKATING and dancing carnival at the
Alhambra rink Saturday night. II
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SKATING and dancing carnival at the
Alhambra rink Saturday night.
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PEAsE TOWNSHIP tax books at r, T.
Howell's office, Bridgeport.